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• Plans To Use Five Shanklin Homes For Parenting Courses Provoke Outcry

  Plans to use five homes for parenting development courses have provoked an outcry from residents and councillors of an Isle of Wight coastal town.

• Conference On Supporting Vulnerable Children To Be Held In Newport Next Month

  A conference dedicated to supporting children who have faced adverse experiences and early life trauma is set to take place at the Riverside Centre in Newport next month.

• Ventnor Town Council Could Scrap "Vital" Beach Safety Project

  An Isle of Wight town council could be about to scrap its Beach Safety Team, which a seafront café owner has warned will “absolutely end in tragedy”.

• What Is Devolution... And What Happens Now?

  Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner announced (February 5) that several UK authorities will adapt to 'devolution'.

• Sloop Inn Works Scheme And Name Change Shelved After Parish Council Opposition

  An Isle of Wight pub’s major redecoration plans and proposed name change have been shelved following opposition from a local parish council.

• SpaMedica: UK Leading NHS Cataract Surgery Opens Diagnostic Clinic On Isle Of Wight

  SpaMedica, the UK’s leading independent provider of NHS cataract surgery, is opening a new cataract clinic on the Isle of Wight.

• Island MPs' Gaping Devolution Divide Shows No Sign Of Narrowing

  The gaping divide between Island MPs on the government’s devolution vision shows no signs of narrowing following news of delayed Isle of Wight elections.

• Liz Earle Head Office In Ryde Set For Closure With Staff Set To Face Redundancy

  Liz Earle has announced the closure of its head office in Ryde, with staff redundancies set to follow.

• "Local Control Of Key Decisions": Council Leader Defends Controversial Devolution Plans

  The leader of the Isle of Wight Council has defended the Island’s inclusion in the government’s fast track devolution plans in the face of doubt over County Hall’s future.

• Three 'Affordable' New Flats Could Be Built On First Floor Of Former Dessert Shop

  Three ‘affordable’ new flats could be installed on the first floor of a once popular dessert shop in the Isle of Wight’s county town.

• Isle Of Wight Council Unveils 2025/26 Budget With Five Per Cent Council Tax Rise In The Pipeline

  The Isle of Wight Council has unveiled its budget for 2025/26.

• Isle Of Wight Elections To Be Delayed Until May 2026

  Isle of Wight residents will not be able to vote for new elected County Hall representatives until May 2026 as part of government devolution plans.

• Three-Bed House Could Be Built Within Grounds Of Neglected Ventnor Hotel

  A three-bedroom house with rooftop solar panels could be built within the grounds of a neglected former Isle of Wight hotel.

• Warning Issued Over Smart Pass Scam

  A new scam warning has been issued for the Isle of Wight this week.

• National Lottery Heritage Fund awards Naturezones Wildlife Education Trust £72,400

  Blackwater based Naturezones Wildlife Education Trust has been awarded £72,400 by the National Lottery Heritage Fund awards

• Man Charged As Part Of Child Sex Offence Investigation On The Isle Of Wight

  A man has been charged as part of a child sex offence investigation on the Isle of Wight.

• Iconic Isle Of Wight Footbridge To Be Replaced

  An iconic Isle of Wight footbridge in a ‘very poor’ and ‘unsafe condition’ will be replaced – and the plans have been given significant support by locals.

• Southern Water Gurnard Works Underway To Make Roads Greener And Reduce Storm Overflows

  Gurnard is the first area on Island to have its roads revamped with new sustainable drainage solutions (SuDS) like raingardens and tree pits.

• Groyne Surgery Announced For Lake And Colwell Bay

  Timber groynes at Lake and Colwell Bay are set to be restored as part of a major Isle of Wight Council scheme to strengthen coastal defences.

• Camp Site Could Be Transformed Into 'High End' Glamping Accommodation

  A campsite next to an Isle of Wight village could be transformed into  ‘upmarket and high end’ glamping accommodation.